Sentence examples for enforce common sense from inspiring English sources

What Proponents Claim It's For: The group Yes On 1 says that Amendment 1 would pave the way for the Tennessee legislature to "enforce common sense protections for abortion-vulnerable women or unborn children".

That West, Texas tragedy was one of many preventable disasters that have happened in the decade since the EPA first proposed using the Clean Air Act to enforce common sense rules for chemical plants.

Even as he called for a review of "unnecessary" regulations, he declared that he "will not hesitate to create or enforce common-sense safeguards to protect the American people," an apparent reference to the E.P.A.'s ambitious plans to limit carbon-dioxide emissions.

But I will not hesitate to create or enforce common-sense safeguards to protect the American people.

Strong international bodies are needed, he says, to enforce rules to prevent dangerous climate change and to impose common sense on financial markets.

I simply apply common sense.

Apply common sense and effort.

"We don't need perfect science to tell the industry to enforce many common sense safety precautions, like farm workers washing their hands and testing the wash water to see if a batch of produce is contaminated before combining it with other batches," Ms. deWaal said.

However, I also think that it's a rule that is difficult to enforce and that a common sense approach such as a yellow card system is often the best way forward — a consistent approach is vital here though.

Far from socialism, that's common sense, enforced by government regulation or an N.B.A. front office.

"It is common sense, enforced by insurance regulators, that a person is not allowed to buy fire insurance on his neighbour's house, and then burn it down to collect on that insurance," he said.